1881 Assassination of Tsar Alexander II in Russia triggered renewed waves of persecution against Jews 1905 Passing of the Aliens Act aimed at restricting Jewish immigration 1936 300,000 Jewish demonstrators faced down fascists at th Battle of Cable Street, east London 1939-45 World War II - Jews contributed to the war effort at home and in the armed forces, for example as land girls 1887 Federation of Synagogues founded in east London 1893 The Jews' Free School was the largest school in the world with over 3000 pupils 1920 Bloom's restaurant, a favourite for over 70 years, opened at 58 Brick Lane London 1938-9 10,000 unaccompanied children refugees arrived from Nazi Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia 1881 Assassination of Tsar Alexander II in Russia triggered renewed waves of persecution against Jews 1887 Federation of Synagogues founded in east London 1893 The Jews' Free School was the largest school in the world with over 3000 pupils 1905 Passing of the Aliens Act aimed at restricting Jewish immigration 1920 Bloom's restaurant, a favourite for over 70 years, opened at 58 Brick Lane London 1936 300,000 Jewish demonstrators faced down fascists at th Battle of Cable Street, east London 1938-9 10,000 unaccompanied children refugees arrived from Nazi Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia 1939-45 World War II - Jews contributed to the war effort at home and in the armed forces, for example as land girls 1881 Assassination of Tsar Alexander II in Russia triggered renewed waves of persecution against Jews 1905 Passing of the Aliens Act aimed at restricting Jewish immigration 1936 300,000 Jewish demonstrators faced down fascists at th Battle of Cable Street, east London 1939-45 World War II - Jews contributed to the war effort at home and in the armed forces, for example as land girls 1887 Federation of Synagogues founded in east London 1893 The Jews' Free School was the largest school in the world with over 3000 pupils 1920 Bloom's restaurant, a favourite for over 70 years, opened at 58 Brick Lane London 1938-9 10,000 unaccompanied children refugees arrived from Nazi Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia

DATE EVENT
1881 Assassination of Tsar Alexander II in Russia triggered renewed waves of persecution against Jews
1887 Federation of Synagogues founded in east London
1893 The Jews' Free School was the largest school in the world with over 3000 pupils
1905 Passing of the Aliens Act aimed at restricting Jewish immigration
1920 Bloom's restaurant, a favourite for over 70 years, opened at 58 Brick Lane London
1936 300,000 Jewish demonstrators faced down fascists at th Battle of Cable Street, east London
1938-39 10,000 unaccompanied children refugees arrived from Nazi Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia
1939-45 World War II - Jews contributed to the war effort at home and in the armed forces, for example as land girls